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For years, it received little recognition from mainstream politicians, largely because of its insistence that immigrants are dangerous criminals responsible for an "epidemic of killings across the country," as the Remembrance Project's website reads.

The film flopped when it was released, I suspect in large part because of its insistence at looking so unsparingly at the continuum between America's racist past and present.

Some potential users were sceptical, arguing that NPT offered no advantage over the Theory of Planned Behavior [ 10] because its predictive value was unknown, and others that it was incompatible with Actor-Network Theory [ 12] because of its insistence on explanation over description.

Belgium could be a supporter of its insistence on protecting "cultural diversity," a concept safeguarded inEurope's treaties and laws.

China refuses to recognise the Vatican because of its insistence on retaining the right to appoint Chinese bishops, which China regards as an infringement on its sovereignty.

As one of its members, he enjoys the favour of the party, which has trouble recruiting in rural Tibet because of its insistence on atheism.

Gordon Weiss, who was the UN spokesman in Sri Lanka at the time who later resigned, detailed in his book The Cage, much of the criticism that was levelled at the organisation for its insistence of appearing neutral in the middle of "the mass killing of people".

Anglicanism is set off from most other non-Roman Catholic churches in the West by its retention of and its insistence upon the apostolic succession of ordaining bishops.

But the institution of Remembrance, its insistence on unthinking conformity and its vain performance of remembering, is not about respect.

We live in a period that is unparalleled for its steamy atmosphere of exposure, its insistence that there is nothing to be ashamed of and hence nothing to hide.

Significantly, one of the important analytical contributions of this perspective is its insistence of the importance of studying not only those groups of actors who are active, articulate and powerful, but also those actors and groups who are implicated by an issue but are not active in the arena.